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Colorado Springs, Colorado
Paid
Panorama Skatepark comes across as a very small, basic neighborhood spot rather than a destination park. Reviews suggest it has some street-style features and a few fun elements, but not much in the way of big transition skating: one reviewer specifically says there are no half pipes or bowls, and another wished for a better quarter pipe. The strongest theme is that it works well for beginners, kids, scooters, and casual sessions, with one review calling the jumps perfect for starters and even experienced riders. Skaters also describe it as new, really clean, and a good option “in a pinch.” On the downside, size is a recurring complaint, with people asking for the park to be extended, and it can get crowded quickly. The description confirms accessibility parking and an accessible entrance, but the reviews do not mention lights, shade, or restrooms. Overall, this seems best for low-pressure practice, quick sessions, and newer riders rather than advanced bowl or vert skaters.
Reviews note that some online photos are from other skateparks; park is described as very small, with no half pipes or bowls.
No posted hours · public skate park, typically open dawn to dusk.
Visitors consistently describe Panorama Skatepark as very small, but usable and fun for quick sessions. Several reviews praise it as clean, new, and suitable for street skating, scooters, and beginners, with the bike features and jumps called especially good for starters. The main criticism is size: reviewers want it expanded, note that it gets crowded quickly, and say it lacks bowls or half pipes. One reviewer also mentions that the photos online are misleading and belong to other skateparks, which adds some confusion for first-time visitors.
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